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[Gambee single modified all-layer suture].

Abstract

Our modified all-layer suture technique allows surgery of colon and rectum with a low rate of anastomotic leaks (2%). In experimental animal research on pigs we compared the modified all-layer suture with the Gambee and the stapling technique. The circulation was examined by radioactive marked microspheres, by microangiograms and by special injection preparations.

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V Mendel, H C Scholz, A Nagel, H Heymann. 1989. [Gambee single modified all-layer suture].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2674068/

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